How many days in the 90s do you like to get? (snowfall, averages)

[elnina]

^^^ this!!!

[ben86]

One, maybe two if one of them is a non-working day - pretty much what we get!

[cjg5]

In Seattle maybe just one or two as long as I have them off and I can get to a lake or river for some fun in the water on the hot day. In a drier heat, such as in Eastern Washington, I'm fine for as many happen. Once you get over 100 though its a little much.

[ColdCanadian]

Originally Posted by CairoCanadian

One of the things I like about equatorial climates is their lower record highs compared to mid-latitude climates. There are places that get 90F as the average daily high in almost all months yet have never seen 100F.

Honestly I'm a warmth lover, but not a heat-lover. If I never see 90F ever again I wouldn't be sad. The 80sF give me enough heat and are great for swimming; the 70sF are great doing-everything weather. Patches in the '60s are fine.

I could live my whole life between 59F and 89F and be happy.

^^ ?

Funny that you are a Canadian living in Egypt
and I would be upset if I never saw 96 F/36 C ever again in my lifetime.
If I'm not working, 96 F is a wonderful temperature.

I could be happy living my whole life closer to say 69-99 F.

[Garthur]

Temps between 50 F and 70 F are my favorite. But here in Nebraska, the temp in the summer can get to 105 F with humidity. When you walk out of an air conditioned building into that kind of heat it just like being covered with a steamy hot wet blanket. It's a shock!

The number of days above 90 F change from year to year, but last year I believe that it was about 30 days.

[nei]

15 maybe; not much different from what I have now. I care more about number of days in the 80s, though.

[Lunar Delta]

None, ever, preferably. Even 80 is way too hot.

[tigre79]

None. I'd like to never be in temps over 80F ever again, personally.

[Lamplight]

None. None over 80, and ideally, none over 70!

[lpfan921]

Originally Posted by CairoCanadian

One of the things I like about equatorial climates is their lower record highs compared to mid-latitude climates. There are places that get 90F as the average daily high in almost all months yet have never seen 100F.

Honestly I'm a warmth lover, but not a heat-lover. If I never see 90F ever again I wouldn't be sad. The 80sF give me enough heat and are great for swimming; the 70sF are great doing-everything weather. Patches in the '60s are fine. I could live my whole life between 59F and 89F and be happy.

Yes this would be a great climate! Mostly warm, with an occasional refreshing cool day in the mix.